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They burrow which is mechanically weathering, because when they burrow they loosen it into sediments physically.

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How can prarie dogs weather rock?

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What are at least three processes that mechanically weather rock?

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Describe the similarity in the ways tree roots and ice mechanically weather rock?

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Does the rate at which a rock under goes chemical weathering increase or stay the same when the rock becomes more mechanically weather why?

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How does a prairie dog cause physical weathering?

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What agent of weathering can affect a rock both chemically and mechanically?

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